China calls for constructive ties with US amid Democratic gains in midterm elections
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China 'will continue working with US' after midterms
The Foreign Ministry on Wednesday said China was "willing to continue working" with the United States following midterm elections that saw US President Donald Trump's Republicans lose control of both chambers of Congress. "The midterm elections are an internal affair of the United States," foreign ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning told a regular news briefing in Beijing. "China is willing to continue working with the US to uphold and implement the …
China qualified the mid-term U.S. elections on Wednesday as "an internal issue" and declared itself ready to continue cooperation with the United States on issues of common interest and issues on which there are differences.
China says it is willing to continue cooperating with the United States after the midterms. The Democrats secured a majority in both the Senate and the House of Representatives, according to American media.
Elections 'domestic affair' of US, says Foreign Ministry
The Chinese authorities will continue to work with the US to deepen cooperation and strategic stability, and on Wednesday at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China commented on the results of the American Congress elections.
Beijing is open to collaborating with the US in a relationship of respect and equity, following the Democratic victory in the elections. China’s spokesperson stresses the importance of handling differences and strengthening bilateral cooperation within a strategic framework.
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